I think 57% of the deaths were age 75+, 78% were 65+, and 93% were 50+ so of course 94% have a minimum of 2-3 chronic diseases. Under 50 begins getting fairly rare and younger than 40 becomes super rare and exceptions with chronic diseases, severely overweight, severe asthma, AIDS, recovering from cancer, etc...not to mention the mis-attributed deaths that were gun shots, car accidents, or anything else even if it was months later and they recovered.

I think Half of the deaths were age 75+, 90%-ish were 65+, and 97% were 55+ so of course 94% have a minimum of 2-3 chronic diseases. Under 55 is fairly rare, 45 and young is super rare and medical exception with chronic diseases, severely overweight, severe asthma, AIDS, recovering from cancer, etc...not to mention the mis-attributed deaths that were gun shots, car accidents, or anything else even if it was months later and they recovered.